Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-05-03
MURRAY MATTERS.
An Interesting Budget From ''MilO-
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The last storm just suits the farmers
hereabouts.
A right jolly old fellow is Murray
mail carrier.
There are about 100 men working at
the Germania now.
Mr.. ]. P. Cahoon is doing a good bust
ness at his lumber and coal yards.
The boys all are unanimous that Geo.
Atwood s physique is his fortune(?)
Paine is the tonsorial artist who mows
the Murray dudes faces slicker than a
new-laid egg.
Mrs. Albert Cahoon was taken sud-
denly i'll Yesterday morning. The lady
is much better to-day.
Mr.. A. Cahoon, once for many years
! the Mormon bishop of this ward, is now
venerable worker for the loyal cause,
The farms and gardens in this vicinity
are all looking frst-rate. The storm has
made the owners wear an expression of
iubilance.
Count another loyal vote in the person
of Mr.. James May, who has recently
been "cut off" from this Latter-Day
concern.
There is to be a dancing party in John
sons Hall on the 18th inst. The Terpsi-
choreans of the surrounding settlements
are cordially invited.
Travellers who have occasion to stop at
Murray will find Mrs. NJ. E. Halls res
taurant place to get excellent meals,
served up in short order.
Mr.. l.. S. Austin, for five years the
Germania assayer, the other day sent his
resignation to the company's manager,
to take effect on the 10th inst.
The Germania boys are merry,
generous, loyal lot of fellows. They all
know what's what without the assist
ance of inspiration" to help them catch
on.
The trustees of the Mormon school re-
Gently put up a close board fence, but
forgot the gates. A grove of poplar trees
has also been set out. Why this enter
prise?
Young Hyde Moffield, whilom kid
of Murray, is up from Deseret on visit
to his brother Hyde means to make a
futter among the damsels on the Cotton
wood.
The Murrayites appreciate the enlarge
ment of The DEMOCRAT. Yesterdays |
letter "caught on in great shape" max
ing many new friends and subscribers for |
it. Thanks boys, thanks.
Mr.. Henry w. Winchester, the deputy
registrar for this precinct, began his |
rounds yesterday. He took in the Ger
mania first. He says it is satisfaction
to know that the Loyal Leaguers swallow
the oa,h as easily as the brethren.
Mr.. VIM. Mcmillan, a polite, genial,
generous gentleman, has stood in Harry
Haipes' boots, as it were, during his en-
ployer's trip East, and right well has he
to the many interests depending
upon his sagacious abilities.
The Cahoon brothers and the Austin
brothers have large sheep interests in
Idaho. Albert Cahoon and T. S. Austin
are in few days going up North to look
after the lambs and give their herds such
other attention as they shall find requi-
site.
During Mr.. Paine's speech the other
evening, at the ustin-Germania boys
doings, Murray's household artist, as
the orator reached a climax in his re-
marks, cried out, THAT has true mean
ing. Excuse dirty Whitewater, boys,
but that has noble meaning"
Mr.. Samuel James Jr., the new super.
ntendent of the Germania, went into
own last evening. The gentlemen is
rom Colorado, where he has been en-
gagged in the smelling business for the
past several years. He is gentleman of =,
pleasant address, and THE DEMOCRAT
wishes him success in his new position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Haines, who have !
been on a visit to Mrs. H. IS old home in
pennsylvania, are expected home on to- 7
D. & R. G. through train.
Everybody will be glad to welcome Mr..
Ind Mrs. Haines back again. Harry is J
he guiding star of Murray, and his abb !
'ence makes a vacancy no one else can
i'll. So say the boys. !
The Murray Loyal League, under the !
guidance ofMr. T. S. Austin,
las grown to be power on the banks of
he Jordan. Next Friday night is the
ocular fortnighly meeting. 1t is antici-
oated that on that occasion the League !
will make some arrangements for giving
dr. Austin an open meeting reception or
n some other appropriate manner show c
he members respect and esteem for his
oval labors and the stand he taken for '
he cause of the freedom and advance s
nent of this Territory. Right, Leaguers; 4
lie deserves a rousing demonstration. e
Jos. Marriott, the benefcent "Friend J
f Humanity" is still flourishing as the =
'opular master of Pain" His vegetable =
pills, painless salve, balm :
ordials etc., are daily growing in public Z
avor. DIR. Marriott warrants his remedies :
o cure pains, ulcers, bruises, burns, =
iphtheria, etc. In two years he has =
Tcrked up splendid business in drugs, :
roceries, cigars, candies, and summer \
Kinks. The doctor is a rustler from !,
way back, and he don't intend any one :
hould forgey it. Z
MURRAY, May 3, 1887. Mno-ZIP. s.
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